Sheila R. Zedlewski
Abstract
In the early stages of welfare reform, a variety of studies documented that many families that left welfare also left the Food Stamp Program (FSP) even though they were still eligible for benefits. State studies of welfare leavers also documented low rates of food stamp receipt among those that left the welfare program.
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In the early stages of welfare reform, a variety of studies documented that many families that left welfare also left the Food Stamp Program (FSP) even though they were still eligible for benefits. State studies of welfare leavers also documented low rates of food stamp receipt among those that left the welfare program.
Key concepts: Food stamps, Food Stamp Program, Receipt, Welfare, Welfare reform, Variety (cybernetics), Business, Economic growth